In the last blog I wrote that the Eiffel tower was a monument that embodied the yuvutu code. There is however another famous monument in Paris which owes it origins to the yuvutu sect: the Vendome column in Place Vendome.
 

The accepted history of the column is that Napoleon had it erected in 1810 to celebrate his victory at the Battle of Austerlitz and that the column is modelled on Trajan's Column in Rome. The lesser known true story behind the column is that it was Josephine, Napoleon's wife, who first suggested to him to erect a column in place vendome, just down the road from her favourite shopping arcade Les Tuilleries. She wanted to pay homage to her yuvutu lifestyle.

Josephine had many lovers and often took part in group sex. She was angry with Napolean for his wanting her to change her lifestyle so she plotted a secondary use for her yuvutu project: to immortalise Napoleon's cuckolding by planting a statue of Napoleon at the very top of the massive penis statue (her lover's penis). Josephine's secret revenge must have felt sweet especially as the column was finally erected in 1810 at around the same time as her divorce with Napoleon.
 

Given her lifestyle, Josephine was definitely a yuvutu secret society member and so was her main lover Hippolyte Charles a dashing French Hussar officer. Although Hippolyte Charles had indirectly a pivotal role in European history, not much is known about him. In the latter part of his life he mysteriously became very wealthy and was able to buy two large estates. I believe that his newly acquired wealth was a result of obtaining Inca treasure from another yuvutu society member, San Martin, a South American independence fighter he met in Spain in 1808 during the Peninsular war. By selling the treasure to wealthy aristocrats and merchants in France, Italy and England, Hippolyte was able to help San Martin finance his military campaigns in Argentina and Peru whilst no doubt taking a cut for himself.

The Vendome column is similar in proportion to Inca phallic statues and monuments. Eiffel no doubt knew that the Vendome Column was a yuvutu symbol, because the Eiffel tower lies in the direct straight line path between the column and Cuzco, Peru, the capital of the Incas.

The Cerne Abbas Giant which I covered in a previous blog is not the only landmark inspired and produced by adherents of the yuvutu sect. The Statue of Liberty and the Eiffel Tower are a couple of other examples.

It was the politician Édouard de Laboulaye who first put forward the other idea that the French people should gift the American people a monument to celebrate the centenary of Independence from the British. The artist and sculptor Frédéric Bartholdi, a freemason and a yuvutu sect member, saw an opportunity to plant a colossal beacon of yuvutu symbology in one of the world's greatest and fastest growing cities: New York. Bartholdi successfully conspired that the monument be a statue of a woman, a goddess of free love and sex, instead of the triumphal arch which was the original suggestion. Declaring the woman to be Libertas, the Roman goddess of freedom, was a clever ruse for Bartholdi to get his way and avoid objections from the puritanical Americans.

The Statue holds a "tabula ansuta" in the left hand on which is a coded inscription where the letters "Y", "U", and "V" are more pronounced than the other letters.

I believe that Bartholdi, first came into contact with the yuvutu sect in his student days in Paris where he would have mixed with many free thinkers and intellectuals in an environment where casual sex, partner swapping and orgies were commonplace. One of his contemporaries was Gustave Eiffel who was also a yuvutu sect member. Gustave Eiffel collaborated with Bartholdi on the Statue of Liberty project by designing the internal metal structure of the statue (see below).

There is no doubt that Eiffel knew of the true purpose of Bartholdi's monument. In the years ensuing the official unveiling of the statue in 1886, Eiffel probably became bitter by the fact that other yuvutu sect members feted Bartholdi for his achievement and gave Eiffel no credit for his part in the project. So much so that Eiffel was driven to develop a far more ambitious and audacious project of his own: a giant steel phallus on the edge of Paris (Paris has grown since) that can be seen from a hundred kilometers away.

His earlier designs were far more phallic in appearance. See drawing below, which compared to the final design, clearly shows his original intention to have a double circular arch to represent the testicles, a larger penis head and a main shaft more in proportion of a real phallus.

The final design is less phallic looking than the original designs, either because of engineering constraints or because of pressure from third parties to "tone it down a bit". However when the tower is seen from an angle, two testicles can clearly be seen. Less obvious to the human eye, is Eiffel's encoding of the word yuvutu within the whole structure itself. If one views the tower upside down, the letters "Y", "U", "V" and "T" become more apparent.

Much of Eiffel's investment into designing the structure was financed by the very wealthy Peruvian rubber baron Anselmo del Aguila, also a yuvutu sect member. Eiffel was keen to contribute to a structure closer to the yuvutu spiritual home, so with Aguila as benefactor, Eiffel designed a building named "La Casa de Fierro" which still stands today in the Peruvian jungle city of Iquitos. I have not visited this building, but I am informed that there are many yuvutu symbols encoded within the structure and the external ironmongery.

Another EIffel contibution to the yuvutu sect is the design of la Ruche, a circular building on the outskirts of Paris and once a centre of yuvutuism and recruiting office for artists and members of the Parisian inteligentsia.
 

It was Giacomo Casanova, the famous womaniser from Venice, who first introduced yuvutu sex worship to Vienna's high society. (Venice, Italy, was a centre of yuvutuism in the 18th century and was renowned for its opulent masked balls and orgies especially during carnival time). Casanova was a prominent yuvutu sect member as well as member of various other secret societies including the freemasons and rosicrucianism. The Viennese branch of the yuvutu sect was initially exclusively small and limited to perhaps three or four dozen individuals, but it subsequently flourished a hundred years later in the late 19th century "fin de siècle" era when Vienna became a leading cultural centre of Europe with an explosion of artistic and scientific creativity.

One of the leading artists at the time was Gustav Flimt, a yuvutuist, who often partook in orgies and decadent sex, much of which he recreated on canvas. Below are a few examples of his work.  Look closely and you will see Inca motifs as well as hidden messages  and the letters y u v t.

On one fateful evening, Klimt invited his friend Arthur Schnitzler, a writer, to a yuvutu orgy hosted by one of Klimt's muses, the beautiful Alma Mahler. Schnitzler (who I don't think was a yuvutu member) was clearly marked by this experience, and later used it as inspiration to write "Dream Story" (Traumnovelle) published in 1925: a story about a doctor who gatecrashes a secret society sex orgy. It was this book on which is based Stanley Kubrick's 1999 film "Eyes Wide Shut".

Apart from the film, I have no information yet linking Kubrick to yuvutuism so I don't know if he was a member of the sect, but the film certainly does betray some insider knowledge. One thing is for sure, Hollywood is home to a number of yuvutu sect followers.
 

For those of you who have not read any of my blogs, I am a freelance journalist researching the yuvutu sect: a quasi-religious secret society that worships sun and sex and whose origins can be traced by 500 years ago to the Inca empire. For more information please read my previous blogs.

Thank you for all the PMs or support I have been receiving and thanks also to those who have helped me with new information. Not surprisingly though, there are still many sceptics out there who think I am wacko or that this is a big joke. Hopefully, as I publish more of these blogs, more and more people will see the light (the sunlight so to speak).

For further proof that the yuvutu secret sex society has a global reach and has done  so for several hundred years, take a look at the pictures below of the Cerne Abbas Giant, a hillside chalk carving located in South West England.

        
 View from the air                                                                              View from the ground

The origin of the giant is still shrouded in much mystery. Originally thought to be a Saxon or Celtic deity, today's scholars argue that it is more likely to date back to the mid to late 17th century because there is no written reference to it prior to that. According to the English National Trust it is supposedly a portrait of ridicule of Oliver Cromwell. I think this theory is nonsense as the face looks nothing like Cromwell and why the depiction of a large erection or the silly looking club?

(modern day crazies - probably not yuvutu sect members)

I have strong evidence to believe that the figure represents a yuvutu sect fertility and sex idol.

- I believe that the local land owner and statesman Denzil Holles commissioned the carving sometime between 1642 and 1650, after he was introduced to the yuvutu sect by the Duke of Soubise an exiled French protestant (I will post more about Soubise in a later blog).

- the erect penis of the figure was commissioned to be in direct alignment with Cuzco the traditional Inca capital. As can be seen by the series of satellite pictures below, the accuracy of the aligment is correct within about half a degree, which is very impressive considering that longitudinal data at the time would have been quite hazy.

Alignment of the Cerne Abbas Giant erection with Cuzco, capital of the Inca empire

- The "club" held in the figure's right hand is in fact not a club but an Inca warrior's sling. See example below. It is quite likely that the carving representing the sling has been distorted over the centuries as a result of re-chalking every 20 years.

Inca warrior sling

Again if you have any information about the yuvutu sect either historical or contemporary, please get in touch.

Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi,  who I believe to be a member of the yuvutu sect, can be seen in the picture below giving President Bush the yuvutu secret handshake. I have no information as to whether Mr Bush is a member of the sect, but I don't think he is. He certainly does not seem to recognise the handshake. Mr Bush is probably more used to Freemason handshakes.

Berlusconi is well known today for his sexual antics. I believe he joined the sect in the 1980s after being introduced to it by a fairly well known actress of Peruvian heritage.

Please send me any pictures of famous people doing the yuvutu handshake.

As I mentioned in my previous post, I believe that yuvutu is a secret sex society that is using the yuvutu.com website to recruit new members.

I first came across this sect when I shook hands with a very attractive woman at a cocktail party whilst researching another story in LA last year. Instead of the doing the traditional handshake of clasping the other person's hand, by accident I did a slight variation (shown in the picture below). Her eyes seemed to light up and she gave me a knowing smile. Later that evening she came over and aksed be "so you believe in yuvutu?".  I had no idea what she was talking about, but being a journalist my natural instinct was to play along to gather as much information as I could. And I discovered some very interesting things.

I have being doing the same handshake ever since that day, and as a result I have made contact with at least 4 other yuvutu sect members in three countries. On each occasion the other person recognised the handshake. There were other occasions where I think I possibly made contact with yuvutu members but I never got satisfactory confirmation

If you have had any similar experience, please get in touch. I garantee anonymity for all my sources. Thank you for reading.